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mix
1 singular a particular combination of objects, qualities, or substancesAlcohol and drugs are a deadly mix. a silk-and-angora-mix sweater mix of: He has just the right mix of youth and experience. The town has an odd mix of old and new buildings. Synonyms and related words
Mixtures and combinations 1a a combination of different types of people who form a groupmix of: There was a good mix of people at the party. ethnic/racial/social mix: The US has a far greater ethnic mix than Britain. Synonyms and related words
Mixtures and combinations
2 countable usually singularan act of mixing somethingAdd the water and give it a good mix. Synonyms and related words
The process of mixing or combining fusion cohesion combination 3 countable/uncountable a powder that you buy and mix with liquid to make a particular type of food Synonyms and related words
Substances used in cooking baking powder batter bicarb 4 countable musica remix Synonyms and related words 5 throw something into the mixto add a factor to an already complicated situationIn an overpopulated and underresourced world, who would choose to throw longevity into the mix? Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 15/10/2019
mix
1 singular a particular combination of objects, qualities, or substancesAlcohol and drugs are a deadly mix. a silk-and-angora-mix sweater mix of: He has just the right mix of youth and experience. The town has an odd mix of old and new buildings. Synonyms and related words
Mixtures and combinations 1a a combination of different types of people who form a groupmix of: There was a good mix of people at the party. ethnic/racial/social mix: The U.S. has a far greater ethnic mix than Britain. Synonyms and related words
Mixtures and combinations
2 countable/uncountable a powder that you buy and mix with liquid to make a particular type of food Synonyms and related words
Substances used in cooking baking powder batter bicarb 3 countable musica remix Synonyms and related words 4 countable usually singularan act of mixing somethingAdd the water and give it a good mix. Synonyms and related words
The process of mixing or combining fusion combination cohesion 5 throw something into the mixto add a factor to an already complicated situationIn an overpopulated and underresourced world, who would choose to throw longevity into the mix? Submitted by:
Emran Khoshrouye Ghiasi from Iran, Islamic Republic of on 15/10/2019
mix
1 transitive to combine two or more substances so that they become a single substanceAdd the eggs and mix thoroughly. mix something with something: Mix the flour with the eggs and butter. mix something together: Mix the paint and water together. Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed 1a intransitive if two or more substances mix, they combine and become a single substance Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed 1b transitive to make something by combining two or more substancesa machine for mixing cement Phil was mixing a cocktail. Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed
2 intransitive/transitive to combine things such as activities, ideas, or stylesIn this room, antique and modern furniture have been successfully mixed. a town where sophistication mixes with a vibrant atmosphere mix something with something: The show mixes African rhythms with European dances. Synonyms and related words
To combine things, or to combine well combine complement harmonize 3 intransitive to meet other people in social situations and talk to themYou need to get out and mix a bit more. mix with: Maria’s parents didn’t approve of the people she was mixing with. The party gave me a chance to mix with the other students. Synonyms and related words
To spend time with friends see socialize associate with 4 transitive musicto play CDs continuously, so that one piece of music begins before another finishes Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation 4a musicto remix a piece of music Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation
mix and match mix business with pleasure mix it (up) with someone not mix
mix
1 transitive to combine two or more substances so that they become a single substanceAdd the eggs and mix thoroughly. mix something with something: Mix the flour with the eggs and butter. mix something together: Mix the paint and water together. Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed 1a intransitive if two or more substances mix, they combine and become a single substance Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed 1b transitive to make something by combining two or more substancesPhil was mixing a cocktail. a machine for mixing cement Synonyms and related words
To mix things, or to become mixed
2 intransitive/transitive to combine things such as activities, ideas, or stylesIn this room, antique and modern furniture have been successfully mixed. a town where sophistication mixes with a vibrant atmosphere mix something with something: The show mixes African rhythms with European dances. Synonyms and related words
To combine things, or to combine well combine complement match up 3 intransitive to meet other people in social situations and talk to themThe party gave me a chance to mix with the other students. You need to get out and mix more. mix with: Maria’s parents didn’t approve of the people she was mixing with. Synonyms and related words
To spend time with friends see socialize associate with 4 transitive musicto play CDs continuously, so that one piece of music begins before another finishes Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation 4a musicto remix a piece of music Synonyms and related words
Playing, performing and arranging music accompany arrange articulation
mix and match mix business with pleasure mix it up with someone not mix
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